Cryptocurrency

[NigelJK]

Given that my original £50 grew to over £500, of which I have withdrawn £280 fully, £80 left in the wallet to buy quickly when low of which £30 left is now worth as of this mornings rising marking around £250 I don't think it's me thats stuck in the mud or worse.

How is scotty, is he on the moon yet?

[jamesbrown]

I saw it and bought another £50. Its now worth around £70 and rising. As they say. Buy low, sell high.

Buy low and wait until it's worthless, which won't be long now. The sign will be scootie calling a "bottom", just not the one he thinks.

[NigelJK]

I saw it and bought another £50. Its now worth around £70 and rising. As they say. Buy low, sell high.

[d000hg]

Oh and I see Tether USDT started to crumble, currently about 98c but briefly dipped to 96 overnight. That sounds quite terrifying to anyone immersed in crypto - if that goes is crypto dead? Is this really anything abnormal though or just one of crypto's periodic massive panics?

Tempted to put in a small amount.

[d000hg]

Good lord: https://cryptowat.ch/charts/KRAKEN:LUNA-USD?period=30m

Down from 99 to 0.1 in just a few days. Makes BTC look good!

[AtW]

"SEC’s Gensler Says Crypto Exchanges Trading Against Clients

• Gensler concerned about ‘commingling’ of platforms’ services
• Stablecoins also pose risks for anti-money laundering efforts

Gary Gensler is ratcheting up his criticism of digital-asset exchanges, arguing that some platforms are shirking rules and may be betting against their own customers.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission chair reiterated Tuesday that most digital assets fall under his agency’s purview and venues trading them should register with the regulator. The SEC is also beefing up its enforcement efforts, he added."

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/artic...gainst-clients

"stable"-sh1t-coins underpin this fraud of the 21st century, as well as "exchanges" that are owned by people who have massive interest in keeping this fraud going, that will go away soon and sh1t-coins will be finally be valued at what they are worth - sh1t.

That's when Pooper Scooper will be back...

[Whorty]

Phew - just checked and Scooty says it's all golden:

https://www.tradingview.com/chart/BT...48k-near-term/

I don't know where he lives, but wherever it is, you can still clearly buy cheap grog. Oh I do miss Scooty and his bulltulip predictions

[eek]

More exciting is what's going on with LUNA and USTD which have collapsed 90% and 50% in the last 24 hours. A so-called stablecoin tied at $1 has crashed to 50 cents... I've always wondered how they keep stable coins stable.

They can't. But what they can do is keep them steady under most circumstances until suddenly 1 day they can't do it anymore.

What is surprising is that Tether - by far the biggest "stable" coin is still holding on (for the moment)

[d000hg]

Erm..... no one else notice that Bitcoin is collapsing?

More exciting is what's going on with LUNA and USTD which have collapsed 90% and 50% in the last 24 hours. A so-called stablecoin tied at $1 has crashed to 50 cents... I've always wondered how they keep stable coins stable.

[ChimpMaster]

Erm..... no one else notice that Bitcoin is collapsing?

It's still overpriced by $30,000.